Sentence examples for for all saying from inspiring English sources

But he said he opposed a "wacky free for all", saying his life had not been improved by extensive use.

Brown unveiled Labour's election manifesto on 12 April under the party's election slogan "A future fair for all", saying that Labour had a "plan for the future".

HEALTH CARE -- Advocates government-subsidized health care for all, saying it is the only way to insure the three million New Yorkers without any coverage, but is unclear on how to pay for it.

"And for all saying 'but it is the law' if we are going to rigidly apply law with no common sense, why did he only book Sterling?" Ex-West Ham striker Bobby Zamora wrote: "Can't celebrate a goal now?

Graham has boasted that his repeal legislation, co-sponsored by Louisiana Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy, is the best alternative to "Medicare for all," saying "Hell no to Berniecare".

Since distributing the resources most equitably within the system provides optimal care for all, saying 'yes' instead of 'no' might be unjust.

David Gross, a recent Nobel winner and director of the Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics in Santa Barbara, leapt into the free-for-all, saying that 80 years had not been enough time for the new concepts to sink in.

At a news conference on Wednesday, President Bush took pains to distance himself from the California free-for-all, saying he had no intention of getting involved in a local dispute.

He added it was "not a free-for-all", saying: "This government thinks the way to support growth is to cut regulation in order to encourage entrepreneurial activity".

"Water should be accessible and affordable for all". said MEP Richard Seeber (EPP, AT).

"It's sort of a free-for-all," said James Albertine, president of the American League of Lobbyists.